the public was prevented from freely entering the House Office Buildings to engage their legislators and redress their grievances, a constitutionally protected activity under the First Amendment.
Kelly Armstrong: “the public was prevented from freely entering the House Office Buildings to engage their legislators and redress their…”
On the recordMarch 7, 2023
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He emphasizes the restriction on public access as a violation of First Amendment rights.
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